Plugin scanning

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2011/05/10 18:21:09 (permalink)

Plugin scanning

Sonar x1 x64, using x64 & x32 vst plugs, jbridge, automap... I have a folder ".../vst2 x32/..." for native x32 plugs and a ".../vst2 x64/..." for x64 plugs. Some plugs are available as both x32 and x64 plugs, mainly under the same name, but not all, for example "boost_11.dll" (x32) and "boost_11_64.dll" (x64), both having the same unique vst-id. I jbridge all x32 plugs to x64, so "boost_11.dll" gets "boost_11.64.dll" in folder "...jbridge/vst2 x64/..." I include both folders "...jbridge/vst2 x64/..." and ".../vst2 x64/..." in Sonars vst search path. Now, when I instantiate "boost_11_64", sonar loads the jbridged "boost_11.64.dll" , because it is the first scanned plugin with the same unique vst-id of "boost_11_64"... How can I have sonar instantiate the Plugin I choose, instead of the First Plugin in the Search path with the Same vst-id?
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    Jim Roseberry
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    Re:Plugin scanning 2011/05/10 18:44:27 (permalink)
    There's no need to bridge all 32Bit plugins via jBridge.
    Don't bridge the plugins that have native 64Bit dlls.
     
    FWIW...
    When refering to 32Bit code, you'd say x86 (not x32)  

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    Jim Roseberry
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    bluzdog
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    Re:Plugin scanning 2011/05/10 20:31:24 (permalink)
    Use the plug in manager and make folders to organize your plugs any way you like.
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